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A common method of success is propagating indoor plants directly into water. To encourage root growth, simply take cuttings from an established plant and submerge them in water. These cuttings will eventually grow into full-grown plants just like their parents. To start, just make a small incision. These 12 indoor plants can be started in … Read more
In gardens with little sun, red shade perennials can provide a wonderful pop of color and an eye-catching contrast to the green foliage that often dominates shady locations. These attractive plants are perfect for busy gardeners because they require little care and can thrive in partial shade. They also add vibrancy to your landscape. These … Read more
If you believe that rattlesnakes are just horrible, horrible snakes, get ready to blow your head off. With their amazing talents and characteristics, these animals rank among the most interesting members of the reptile species. Rattlesnakes have mysterious survival strategies and unusual ways of communicating that are just waiting to be uncovered. 1. Masters of … Read more
During the growing season, you can reap the benefits of stronger plants, more fruit production, and bigger harvests by pruning your tomato plants regularly. This means you will have a lot of tomatoes, which you wouldn’t otherwise have. If you have tomato plants that are disease-prone, drooping, or diseased, pruning should be on your gardening … Read more
All species of sharks are among the most fascinating and magnificent animals that live on Earth. However, if you’ve been following events in the aquarium industry, you’ve probably heard that no aquarium has ever successfully maintained a great white shark in captivity. Let’s examine in detail why great white sharks are so difficult for aquarists … Read more
The natural world contains an incredible variety of plants, many of which are beautiful and good for human health and ecosystems. Many of these useful plants have dark sides. These dangerous plants can cause anything from minor skin irritation to severe poisoning and even death when touched or consumed as they are full of poisonous, … Read more
Get ready for a parade of planets, backyard astronomers: a celestial event in which the planets align themselves in a line across the sky. The next one is scheduled for June 3; If you happen to be in the right place that night, you can see up to six planets. With the unaided eye, viewers … Read more
A robot backed by the US Army 3D prints a shock-absorbing form Boston University researchers have made it possible for 3D printers to use artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate the development of cutting-edge materials. In an effort by the US Army, an autonomous robot used machine learning to create a form that can absorb shocks … Read more
For centuries the mysterious life of Cleopatra VII, the last king of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, has fascinated historians and history buffs. Her final resting place, however, remains one of history’s most intriguing mysteries. Despite much investigation and archaeological work, Cleopatra’s tomb remains a mystery to us. Here are seven fascinating details we now … Read more
Before the ancient Egyptians added surface elements to their famous sculpture, the astronomer and geologist Farouk El-Baz, who was well known for his fieldwork in desert regions around the world, postulated more than 40 years ago that wind had a significant influence on molding. The Great Sphinx of Giza. A recent study provides evidence that … Read more
